Gog and Magog
An End Times Thriller of Darkness and Deception
M. A. Khan · 683 pages
The first horn was deniable. The second is not. Something enormous moves beneath the Mediterranean. Rivers turn bitter. Whole cities go dark. And in the war rooms of two alliances, planners begin matching each fresh catastrophe against a checklist older than either empire.
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- IThe First Horn
- IIGog and Magogyou are here
- IIIThe Last Horn
New to the series? Start with The First Horn.
The enemy is not born. He is decided.
Samir Khan knows the truth is worse than prophecy. Each horn is engineered. Each miracle has a supplier. And a group calling itself the Covenant is spending fortunes to make scripture come true on schedule, because a war of the end times is the only war both alliances would fight to the finish.
Proving it means crossing a world sliding into blackout. It means watching the city of his childhood lose its lights with his family inside the dark zone. It means standing between two war machines that have started shooting at shadows, holding evidence neither side wants to be true.
The Covenant needs one more horn. Samir needs one more day. Only one of them can be on schedule.
Read it if you love
- Slow-burning dread that detonates
- War rooms and blackouts
- The moment a conspiracy stops being a theory
The first missile was not fired.That mattered later.At the time, Commander Ilya Sokolov was more concerned with coffee.It had gone cold.He drank it anyway.The bridge of the Admiral Gromov was running on reduced lighting, the displays casting pale blue across faces that had been awake too long.Outside, the eastern Mediterranean remained black. The sea looked calm enough to be dishonest.
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